Docomo Pacific, Bridge Capital Back 80th Liberation Day Celebration
SAIPAN — The 2026 Liberation Day Committee is recognizing Docomo Pacific and Bridge Capital LLC for their support of the 80th CNMI Liberation Day Celebration, set for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 21 and 22, at the Civic Center Grounds in Susupe.
CUC Runs Smoke and Dye Tests in Koblerville Through Friday; Fill Your Drain Traps
SAIPAN — The Commonwealth Utilities Corporation is conducting dye and smoke tests in Koblerville this week to verify whether customers in the area are connected to the sewer system, with testing along Ahu Drive, Paksiu Court, Atmayas Street and Charakiles Court running Monday, Aug. 17, through Friday, Aug. 21, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Guam Historic Preservation Officer Arrested; Leon Guerrero Names Acting Replacement
HAGÅTÑA, Guam — Guam State Historic Preservation Officer Patrick Lujan has been arrested and placed on administrative leave, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero said Monday, calling the allegations “serious and deeply concerning.”
Apatang Proclaims ESGR Week as CNMI Employers Earn Historic National Honors
SAIPAN — Governor David M. Apatang signed a proclamation Monday declaring Aug. 17 to 21, 2026, as CNMI Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Week, at a Governor’s Conference Room ceremony where ESGR leaders revealed the CNMI’s employers have been earning honors at the national level.
Quieter Monday Before a Showery First Day of School; 92W Still Watched
SAIPAN — Monday brings a partly sunny break with isolated showers and a 30 percent rain chance before conditions turn wetter Tuesday, just in time for the first day of school, according to the National Weather Service in Tiyan, Guam.
Op-Ed: Where Is the Board of Education?
By Glenn Smith
Saipan Chamber Cancels September General Membership Meeting
SAIPAN — The Saipan Chamber of Commerce has cancelled its September General Membership Meeting, which was scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 2, the Chamber announced Monday.
